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World Gold Council: Global gold ETFs attracted a record $31 billion in Q3

World Gold Council: Global gold ETFs attracted a record $31 billion in Q3

智通财经智通财经2026/10/07 13:08
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(1) According to a report from the World Gold Council, global gold ETFs attracted $10 billion in inflows in September, pushing third-quarter inflows to a record $31 billion, mainly led by funds listed in Europe and North America. (2) Despite a decline in gold prices, global gold holdings increased by 67 tons to a record 4,256 tons. (3) The total asset management scale decreased by 7% month-on-month to $574 billion.

(1) The World Gold Council report indicates that in September, global gold ETFs attracted $10 billion in capital inflows, driving third-quarter inflows to a record $31 billion, mainly dominated by funds listed in Europe and North America. (2) Despite the decline in gold prices, global gold holdings still increased by 67 tonnes, reaching a record 4,256 tonnes. (3) Total assets under management decreased by 7% month-on-month to $574 billion.
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